When Greenwich, Connecticut's Copper Beech Farm hit the market last spring, asking $190 million, people across the nation noted that while the home earned the distinction as the most expensive single-family home ever to hit the American market, it wouldn't necessarily close at a nine-figure sum.
http://blog.sfgate.com/ontheblock/2014/04/14/most-expensive-single-family-home-ever-sold-in-america-goes-for-120-million/
http://blog.sfgate.com/ontheblock/2014/04/14/most-expensive-single-family-home-ever-sold-in-america-goes-for-120-million/
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